We spent quite some time designing an entirely new UX for Taproot multisig—a two-round signing approach that hasn't existed before.
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This is new to me. Why is a two-round approach used and how is that beneficial? Is this for multi-party usage? From what I gather in the demo there is only a single signer with multiple keys?
It looks great! The multi-sig process for Taproot looks like breeze to use! I just updated to the newest version, so I'm looking forward to creating my first Taproot multi-sig wallet! But I love everything about Nunchuk, so I may be biased 😉
It’s for our new feature Taproot-based multisig wallets. You can read more about it in our announcement here: 
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🎁 Our Christmas gift to you: Taproot multisig wallets are now live on Nunchuk! Enhanced privacy, lower fees, and full M-of-N support. A...
🙌🏻🤓 Let us know what you think after trying it out!
Yup!
I've just setup my Taproot multi-sig wallet using a 2/3 key configuration (software keys). I'm going to move some funds into it next week and I'll then be able to try out the two-round signing. I'll update you!
I have 2 of my 3 keys configured as Value Keys. To get the benefit of the Value Keys, do both signatures need to be Value Keys? Or do the benefits only require that one of the two required signatures be a Value Key?
We spent quite some time designing an entirely new UX for Taproot multisig—a two-round signing approach that hasn't existed before.
What do you think?
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looks nice
Pretty sure Nunchuk does
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We spent quite some time designing an entirely new UX for Taproot multisig—a two-round signing approach that hasn't existed before.
What do you think?
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